The D.C. Council passed an anti-crime bill addressing serious concerns like carjackings and gun crimes, with Trayon White abstaining from a favorable vote.

A former D.C. nonprofit leader was sentenced to 18 months for fraud involving over $150,000 from an affordable housing complex.

Dense fog in the D.C. area prompts a National Weather Service advisory, urging commuters to take caution due to reduced visibility. Rain and fog are expected to persist, with varying conditions in the week ahead.

Facebook and Instagram experienced a significant outage affecting over half a million users, but Meta resolved the issue, apologizing for any inconvenience caused. The cause of the glitch remains unknown.

Andrey Chun Sarmiento from Virginia was indicted on charges of distributing child pornography after a federal sting operation caught him sharing explicit videos online.

Metro has enhanced security on public transit with a 70% increase in special police patrols on trains and buses, resulting in a 14% drop in crime rates.

A Kentucky man was found guilty of felony and misdemeanor charges related to the January 6 Capitol riot, being the first to enter the building. He will be sentenced in July 2024.

Andre Hicks, 40, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for a fatal shooting in Northeast Washington, D.C. last November.

A DC Housing Authority officer was shot in the Navy Yard area, with the suspect now secured. The incident caused area disruptions, including school delays.

D.C. anticipates the peak bloom for 2024's cherry blossoms, with predictions pointing to late March. The NPS will soon announce the official dates for the event, which draws global visitors.